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Who funds Maoists? The govt

Ironic and incredible though it may sound, a chunky portion of funds for Maoists comes from the government and its related agencies. The Maoist milch cow, especially in south Chhattisgarh, is the NREGS, the government’s pet mass welfare project. ... | Read..

Mowgli, for little Josephine

A rare first edition copy of The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling, with a poignant handwritten inscription by the author to his young daughter, has been discovered at th ... | Read..

Many wrongs add up to inflict power brutality

For Dr Mohit Saha, candles are as indispensable as the stethoscope. ... | Read..

Rs 499cr for red zone road revamp

The Centre has sanctioned Rs 499 crore to upgrade five national highways that criss-cross Maoist strongholds in Jharkhand, a move the state government hopes will help boo ... | Read..

Shivam, the three-year-old son of CRPF jawan Ranjit Kumar Yadav who was killed in the Chhattisgarh attack, with his uncle at his father’s cremation in Allahabad on Thursday. (AFP)
Who funds Maoists? The govt

We learn from these mistakes
VISWA RANJAN
Chhattisgarh DGP admitting that the CRPF had misjudged the situation

Phlegm fine on Coca-Cola
The bottle of Coke cost Rs 8. Now Coca-Cola has to pay Rs 25,000 for serving up something extra ... | Read..

House votes to curb Zardari’s powers
Pakistan’s political forces wrote a new chapter in the country’s nascent parliamentar ... | Read..

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Calcutta	More..
City trapped in dark swelter
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Bengal	More..
Vacant cop posts in Maoist belt
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North Bengal	More..
Interim jurisdiction, a Morcha priority
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That liberal hour
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Concern over Sourav fitness
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US, Russia agree to cut nukes
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Go-ahead for SAIL share sale
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Game for glamour
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